DRAMATIZED READING OF THOSE WHO ENTER WITHOUT PAYING IN THE COMEDY
The so-called short theater or minor theater of the Golden Age is the protagonist of this dramatized reading in the exhibition rooms of the Museum, a theatrical activity whose chamber format creates a timeless, intimate dialogue between the contemporary work on display and the classic text.
Price: €8 (maximum capacity 70 people, audience in exhibition halls)
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The program will consist of loa, jácara, entremés, dance, and mojiganga, minor genres that were part of 17th-century performances, inserted between the different acts before, during, and at the end of the comedies. Great authors such as Calderón, Lope, Cervantes, Lope de Rueda, and Quiñones de Benavente wrote these little gems of our Golden Age theater.
DIRECTION AND DRAMATURGY LIUBA CID
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Born in Havana, Cuba. She holds a degree in Performing Arts from the Higher Institute of Art in Havana, specializing in Stage Direction and Acting. She continued her postgraduate studies in Performing Arts at the Rey Juan Carlos University in Madrid, where she is currently pursuing her doctoral studies. He has directed more than 50 theatrical productions, devoting much of his stage work to contemporary interpretations of the classics of the Golden Age. Notable among these are Llámame Clásico, commissioned by the University of Navarra Museum; Somnus Greco, commissioned by the Greco 2014 Foundation and premiered at the Teatro de Rojas in Toledo in 2014; and Donde hay agravios no hay celos, by Francisco de Rojas, premiered at the Cáceres Classical Theater Festival in 2012. He has also participated in the Almagro Classical Theater Festival with numerous productions such as Delirium o el arte de las restauraciones invisibles(Delirium or the Art of Invisible Restorations) in 2008, Fuenteovejuna in 2009, and La noche de los quijotes (The Night of the Quixotes) in 2005. He has published various titles on theater technique with the publishers SM, Orbis, Alianza Editorial, and Ediciones Cumbres, including Diccionario de Teatro ( Theater Dictionary) and Cien Argumentos Teatrales(One Hundred Theater Arguments), among others. In 1994, he received the Best Production award at the Chicago American Community Theatre Festival for his musical adaptation of Azorín's Old Spain, as well as other awards such as Best Stage Design, Best Musical Adaptation, and Best Costume Design. He was also a member of the jury for the 2006 National Drama Literature Award (INAEM). She is currently the director of the Mephisto Teatro theater company, a professor in the Visual Arts and Dance program at Rey Juan Carlos University, and the editorial coordinator at Ediciones Cumbres©. |
Date
October 30, 2019
Time
7:30 p.m.